Missio Dei - We're on a mission from God.

In this episode, we break down the differences between missio dei and missio ecclesia.

Does liturgy really mean work of the people? Does liturgy have anything to do with guilt or shame? We tackle this and more as we talk about LITURGY on (Her)Men*You*Tics

What was supposed to be a conversation about Luke, turned into a conversation about laughter. We cover divine humor, a few potty jokes, and even talk about not-so-funny Christian comedians.

In this episode, we consider what the event and content of preaching means. Are we talking about a narrative of events, exegesis of scripture, or the God? All of it? Also, what about the listener, do they play a role? This and more on (Her)Men*You*Tics.

In this episode we consider how God poured himself into human form in the incarnation, and/or how Jesus emptied himself of divinity (like omniscience and omnipotence). But mostly we talk about what human qualities Jesus experienced, the good and the bad. And Jason swears that, if Scarlet Johanssen gave him directions, he would follow them.

The episode where Johanna is nice to Teer, Jason tells us how to pray, and we talk about John while glossing over John 3:16.

Johanna and Jason talked with Taylor Mertins (another member of the Crackers & Grape Juice team) for a crossover episode to talk about scripture and the season of Lent.

Do people change? Or does God declare us to be that which we are manifestly not? Imputation vs. impartation? How do we find a gracious God?

We talk about justification in our latest episode of (Her)Men*You*tics, the doctrine at the heart of the Christian faith.

What does it mean to be created in the image of God? Are we imitations of the Godhead? Of Christ?

Is scripture infallible? What about Jesus? What does our fallibility compared to Christ mean for things like grace and Christian perfection?